La Mesa Eco Park
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The class visited La Mesa Dam Eco Park to learn about the natural environment and human impacts. At the park, they watched a puppet show about deforestation, planted seedlings and a tree dedicated to their class, and explored the environment. They worked hard but also had fun during the educational outing.
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- 1. La Mesa Eco Park As a grade level we went to La Mesa Dam Eco Park. The purpose of us going there was to learn more about the natural environment and the effects that humans can have on this.
- 2. We did many things at La Mesa including: * Watching a puppet show about a bad man that was cutting down all the trees. * Planting some seedlings. * Planting a tree and dedicating it to the class. * Exploring our environment
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